Steve Earle & the Dukes - Exit 0 (CD)

Exit 0
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Release Date:07/16/1992
Label:Mca
UPC:076732599822

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    Following Guitar Town

    By Bret223  Dec 6, 1999

    Earle's political follow-up to his stunning "Guitar Town." Less radio friendly, this album yielded only one single, "Nowhere Road." Earle writes autobiographically in "Angry Young Man." His unflappable personality and drug use, however, caused MCA t...o stop all label promotion of this album. Due to non-stop touring, it still sold 300,000 copies. Read more Less

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  • All Music Guide

    Exit O essentially follows the same formula as Guitar Town, and while it isn't as uniformly excellent as his debut, Steve Earle has come up with a couple of his best songs, including the yearning "I Ain't Ever Satisfied." The major difference between the two albums is the fact that Earle insisted on working with his road band the Dukes, which gives Exit O a tougher sound. If the material had matched the sound of the album, the record would have surpassed Guitar Town, but since the songs are uneven, it's just a respectable followup.

    - Thom Owens, All Music Guide

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Biography

Steve Earle

In the strictest sense, Steve Earle isn't a country artist; he's a roots rocker. Earle emerged in the mid'80s, after Bruce Springsteen had popularized populist rock roll and Dwight Yoakam had kickstarted the neotraditionalist movement in country music. At first, Earle appeared to be more indebted to the rock side than country, as he played a strippeddown, neorockabilly... Read more